@Rjwilmsi why did you mark this task as resolved when it clearly isn't?

This is a real problem, most people don't use the empty parameter "as expected" : I've removed it on multiple occasions where an empty parameter was used for one image/icon and not the others that were right next to it.

In T350912#9366625, @Xaosflux wrote:

There are use cases for unclickable images, for example ones used as controls/buttons (along with public domain images that don't require attribution).

Maybe your bot isn't listed on the :AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage of this wiki, but I couldn't find it.

I'm the one who raised this problem on wp.fr.

In T347252#9193804, @Reedy wrote:

If you login as the bot in a proper web browser, does anything show up in notifications?

I reopened this task because the problem doesn't seem to be solved.

@JJMC89 : thank you, it worked.

@Aklapper : thank you for your answer, but frankly I don't know, nor do I know how many people are working on tasks, how many tasks are on the list, what priority means, who can change it, etc.
I was just surprised to see this task (that I wrote years ago and that I found back by looking into my MediaWiki contributions) no given a priority yet.

After years, this task haven't been reviewed by anyone?

In T276326#6881124, @Samwilson wrote:

https://svgtranslate.toolforge.org/?uselang=fr

In T128772#2088407, @Rjwilmsi wrote:

OK, the error is from the core .NET XML parsing library, reporting that the XML has unclosed tags (e.g. XML file was truncated), so if that says the XML file is incorrect, then I would trust that, so the XML file is incorrect. Whether it was created incorrect by mediawiki dumps process, or e.g. it got damaged by your machine unzipping it and getting an error, I don't know.

We've not made any recent changes to the AWB database scanner and I can complete a full scan of the larger enwiki dump file (I have November 2015).

One option would be to look at the end of the XML file / the line number in the error and see if there is an obvious issue in the XML (clearly due to XML size need an appropriate tool, maybe tail on Linux command line could handle the file).

Otherwise try another dump file / wait for next month's one.

In T128772#2087862, @Rjwilmsi wrote:

@SyntaxTerror what XML dump file were you using, where did you get it from?